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L4-L5-S1 annular bulges

2021-11-27 16:29:07
L4-L5 annular bulge with minimal thecal compression L4-S1 annular bulge with S1 bilateral neural compressions Lots of weakness and numbness in legs. Able to stand on heels and toes but feeling numb. Kindly advise.
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Answered2021-11-28 05:27:37

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Hello You are on the Obese side. How much is the symptoms impeding your daily activities?
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Are you able to walk on heel & toes?
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